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A Madame Guillotine Time Machine I

Francesca Gavin

Curator

Berlin

Francesca Gavin is a prolific arts writer and curator. Based between Berlin and London as Visual Arts Editor of Dazed & Confused and Art Editor of Twin, Gavin is also the curator of the Soho House art collection. Internationally recognised, she possesses a global outlook, having put together permanent displays of art previously in Berlin, Miami, New York, New York and London. She has also written five books including “The Book of Hearts”, “100 New Artists” and “Hell Bound: New Gothic Art”.

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A Madame Guillotine Time Machine I by Mark Soo

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About Mark Soo

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Mark creates multimedia spectacles

“I’ve always liked putting things together. Being an artist allows you to construct many different kinds of things and pull them together.”

Born in Singapore before moving to Vancouver and now in Berlin, Mark Soo is fascinated by the effect that culture and technology have on photography. He has worked with film, installation, video and photography, and is unafraid of using dated technology. One example is his use of photograms, a photography technique that doesn’t require a camera.
For Absolut Art, Soo’s approach remains the same with the same fondness of old technology. Using a low-resolution cell phone, he captured images related to 18th century France. The end result is three pieces entitled “Madame Guillotine” that require the viewer to observe the work from far away.